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How do you deal with laptops that have both an integrated and an Nvidia graphic card? I can't find a reliable way of having the dedicated card on for just some
by duckmysick 5y ago
How do you deal with laptops that have both an integrated and an Nvidia graphic card? I can't find a reliable way of having the dedicated card on for just some applications on Linux. It's either always on or always off, which is not as convenient or useful as the on-demand mode available on Windows.
- rglullis 5y ago> How do you deal with laptops that have both an integrated and an Nvidia graphic card? Honestly, I don't. I think all my laptops had only iGPUs. I always treated my laptops as secondary workstations for the times I was away from my main desktop.
- brimble 5y agoIt's been my observation over many years that Nvidia and ATI/AMD video cards are the source of a solid 50% of major computer problems. This seems to hold even for Macs. They're best avoided unless you really need them, at least for machines you plan to do non-GPU-related work on.